Ronnie Hoyt Bell

The wages sin pays is death but the gift God gives is everlasting life Romans 6, 23 there is hope that we will see our loved ones again in paradise never to grow old get sick or die again.

Another Springfield, TN guy saying good bye to a great guy. Ronnie always stood out in school and showed a lot of character in all he did. Became further acquainted with Mom and Dad later on in life and other members of their family. I guess the last time I saw Ronnie was at a funeral for Foy McCollum several years ago and we crossed the crowd to say hello to each other. A special guy who will surely be missed by a lot of folks. Our deepest sympathy to the family as we bid our last...

As a classmate of Ron's at Emory from 1968-1970, it was easy to predict his success in the financial markets. His intensity alone was incredibly impressive. But he also did not take himself seriously, always a lead indicator of someone who would make the world a better place, which he obviously did. His peace for his family,
Ned McMillan

Mrs. Roberta Bell,

I am so sorry for the loss of your dear son, Ron. I count it an honor to have known him for the past 14 years and to have met you on several occasions during that time.

I pray for God's comfort and peace for you as you go through this challenging time.

I'm shocked. I met Ron Bell when I was a student at Emory in 1968. I remember there were guys like him, 10 feet tall, and guys like me. I was impressed and intimidated. One of the things that impressed me the most over the years was how humble he was. You never really knew about all of his accomplishments because he didn't talk about himself. Always a gentleman and a friend. The world will miss him.

My deepest sympathy for the loss of your loved one. How deep the pain of death is for every one. May the God comfort help you through this difficult time.